Platers Spoil Opener as North Platte Dominates Sidney 26–0
North Platte overpowers the Sidney High Maroons 26 zero in the season opener. Harshbarger scores all four touchdowns for the Bulldogs aided by a first half, 43-yard pass and a blocked punt. Sidney shows grit but fumbles, injuries, and a sized opponent blunt the attempt.
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Jerry Discoe
Steven Friede
Tony Rock
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Russ Osborn
Terry Wickstrom
John Mahaffey
Fred Yaunney
Gene Morris
Mike Baxter
Jack Hecker
Gish
Fred Yauney
Ham
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Mahaffey
Keith Talley
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1960 hunting regulations guide mailed in Nebraska
Lincoln reports the Game Commission began mailing more than 0,000 copies of the 1960 hunting regulations. The 1960 Guide to NEBRASKAland Hunting adds larger pages and photos, with season dates bag limits trapping rules and legal notes. It highlights hunting areas and field care from game to home plus species silhouettes and identifying paintings.
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Panhandle Action Bears Lose Alliance Ties In Openers
Panhandle high school football opened with surprises as Cody beat Scottsbluff 13 7 on two long runs by 123 pound back Louis Ptrangle. Alliance tied Rapid City 77 while Rushville beat Hemingford 19 0 and Bridgeport beat Bayard 26 6. Kimball defeated Minatare 20 6 and Oshkosh downed Mitchell 27 6 in North Platte Valley area action.
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Louis Ptrangle
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Cole
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Hemingford
Bridgeport
Bayard
Oshkosh
Mitchell
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Kimball
Pictory
Minatare
MéCogh
Géring
Hay Springs
Peetz Dominates Ovid In 1960 Grid Opener
Peetz rolled to a 33-0 victory at Ovid Friday night showing strong offense in the season opener. Ron Weiser scored once and threw for two more touchdowns to Bruce Raddatz and Lonnie Dallegge. A Weiser pass to Dallegee set up a safety and Brachtenbach also contributed in the scoring drive.
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Dalton Tigers Rally To Take 13-8 Win Over McGrew
Dalton nips McGrew 13-8 in Lodgepole Valley Conference action as Chuck Gragel’s 65 yard run with under two minutes remaining seals the victory. Kragel and Eckert starred for Dalton with key tackles and a safety, while Deimer’s late two yard plunge gave McGrew their only lead.
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Jerry Deimer
St Pat's Irish Fall to Lyman 14 7 in Final Minutes
St. Pat's Irish drop a 14 7 heartbreaker at Lyman as a late 90 second drive culminates with Steve Easton scoring the winning TD. Donny Shiers sparked a 46 yard march, while Jerry Canela and Alvin Salazar connected on a key scoring play. Salazar despite two botched PAT attempts finished 5 of 7 passing. Clinton Dorwart led Irish defense with 19 tackles. Next up Dalton Friday.
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Jerry Canela
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Calela
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Sunday Mixed Doubles Lorettes and Friday Grid Scores
Summary of multiple high school games. Dix High defeated Broadwater 45 to 0 on a new lit field, with Ted Alcaraz and Bill Willoughby scoring. Potter triumphs 20 to 7 at Lodge Pole Valley, Jared Stecher scoring twice. Crook Mallards rout Padroni 57 to 0 in Lower Platte Valley play. The article ends noting the sun-earth distance variance.
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Jared Stecher
Marvin’ Meyers
Donald Sommers
Wayne Walker
Larry Langley
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Huskers count on unsteady fullback depth before Texas opener
Nebraska faces a fullback jinx as Thornton Mending, Noel Martin, Steve Olsen, and Dallas Dyer miss time or shift roles in final drill before the Texas game. Pat Fischer emerges at quarterback with Meade also seeing action, while Frontier Air announces Scottsbluff to Denver nonstops with multiple daily DC-3 flights and revised schedules.
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Insurance firms count tops 1,400 in United States
A June 3 1960 census shows 1 439 life insurance companies operating in the United States, up from 1 411 a year earlier, reflecting gradual industry growth and market reach.
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